It’s time for the best week of the year–VBS/VBX! It’s going to be an action-packed week of Bible stories, missions, science experiments, worship, recreation and more! Church at The Mill will have three identical VBS/VBX experiences; you just pick the campus location that works best for your family!
We invite all kids K3 (must be 4 years old by 9/1/26) through current 5th grade to join us for an epic VBS/VBX experience!
Opening your home to a foster child often means embracing change, trusting God through unfamiliar rhythms, and holding emotional space for both joy and hard goodbyes that sometimes come too soon. Adam and Rebecca Wofford came to a place where they surrendered the idols of their hearts that were stopping them from being obedient to […]
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Part 2 of our Knowing God Bible Reading Plan leads us deeper into the heart of the gospel and the life we are called to live in Christ. Together, we’ll explore the person and work of Jesus, the power of the Holy Spirit, the reality of redemption, the purpose of the Church, and the eternal
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“Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness. And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing. If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to
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Do you believe God exists? What has formed your view of who He is? How does that inform who you are? Where do you turn for Truth? The answers to all of those questions are ultimately shaped by doctrine, the scriptural foundation and basis for why the Church and those within it believe what they
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Have you ever been accused of having your head in the clouds? They might be suggesting that you are daydreaming or out of touch with reality. If you were told that your head was in the clouds in the 1600’s, that would have been a compliment because clouds were considered unreachable and mysterious. Having your
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Written by Eric Kuykendall Maybe you have heard recently that Christian persecution is on the rise throughout the world. In fact, some mission organizations report that there are presently more Christians persecuted for their faith than at any time in the last 2,000 years. But that is not happening in America, right? Indeed, with rare
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When Easter rolls around, it’s easy to focus on the new outfits, family plans, and where the Easter egg hunt will be. But in the middle of all the excitement, take a moment to slow down and center your home on what Easter is really about. One simple way to do that is to swap
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The Peaceful Promise of Psalm 23 Author: Samantha Arp Every time I go to the store I forget to buy Command hooks. I just moved into a tiny apartment where floor space is scarce, so the majority of my square footage exists as a wall—a wall in which I cannot drill or screw in or
Memorization and retention are directly correlated to motivation. If I am motivated to pass a quiz, I will store the information in short-term memory and let it fade passively after completing the quiz. However, if my motivation is connected to a greater purpose, I will want to store the information in the deeper recesses of
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John 8:31-38 There is a nearly universal experience in childhood of wanting to run free without anyone telling you where to go or how long you can stay there. Most children long for open space, movement, and freedom simply because they were made to explore. As we grow older, life begins to narrow, with schedules,
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